Spirit Week 2014: Generation Day

Maria Grosso, Website Editor|January 30, 2014|789 Views

The third day of Spirit Week 2014 marked the time tripping celebration of styles and dancing from generations spanning the ’50s through the ’80s. Each class presented lively dance arrangements from their assigned generations resulting in triumph for the senior group. Yesterday’s debate over the Three Legged race results was settled in a re-run today resulting in another victory for the sophomore class.

Communications freshman Mariana Pesquera as Rosie the Riveter representing the ’50s generation.
Mandy Goodman
Two freshmen performing a ’50s themed Generation dance.
Digital media sophomores Tiffany Barron and Nicole Lindner representing the ’60s.
The sophomore dance group performing a ’70s themed Generation dance.
Communication juniors Haley Lickstein, Brandon Cohen and Jessica Ralph representing the ’70s generation.
Theatre juniors Rowan Golob, Leo Bruner and Jared Coven with communications juniors Dylan Thompson, Matthew Feuer , Nick Sadler and strings junior Cameron Healy representing the ’70s Generation.
The juniors performing a ’70s themed Generation dance.
Visual senior Helen Morales as John Bender from “The Breakfast Club,” representing the ’80s Generation.
The senior dance group performing an ’80s themed Generation dance.

Current Points for daily games:

List order: Kickball, Over-Under race, Three-Legged Race, 50 Yard Dash, Potato Sack race, Quadruple Dutch, Generation Dance, Sidewalk Chalk

Seniors: 3, 3,2,3,3,2,4,x =20

Juniors:3,1,3,3,4,3,3,x= 20

Sophomores:1,4,3,3,1,4,1,x= 17

Freshmen: 1,2,2,2,2,1,2, x= 12

Pending: Sidewalk Chalk competition results

Points do not reflect ticket counts.

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Communications Major and native of Bogota, Colombia, Maria Grosso, concentrates on journalism and is a staffer on The Muse. She writes for the Op/Ed section...

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